Mark Dice received another legitimizing tidbit in the national news for the outlandish declaration that our US military personnel need “to know the real reason they have put themselves in harm’s way”. The report indicates that he plans to tell the soldiers that corrupt U.S. politicians were “largely to blame” for the September 11 attacks. Dice is apparently involved in what the media calls an anti-war movement. An examination of the web presence Dice controls reveals a different picture. Dice is revising his book The Resistance Manifesto, to include reference material.
“I own most of the old esoteric books you sometimes hear people talk about when discussing the new world order and the Illuminati. I have studied them for years, and in the manifesto I show that it is not just me making claims about what the Illuminati is and what their plans are but I clearly show you that Illuminati authors have clearly written out their plans in books that are obscure yet available to the public.”
“Over 100 footnotes have been added to substantiate the claims made in the new book. Most are reliable, mainstream sources readers can follow to see for themselves that what is described in the book is entirely true.”
My question for Dice is have you been misinterpreted by Newsmax writers? The Illuminati are an international group of power brokers whose membership certainly includes the many Masons that secretly control everything in Washington, D.C. Are these the “corrupt politicians” who knew and secretly manipulated the media to report on the recent events as though it were unconnected to the Templars and the Merovingians? It seems that the report was somewhat distorted to place your organization into the wrong camp of America Bashing liberal Bush haters. Would it not be more accurate for Newsmax to categorize your organization into the Texe Mars camp of international conspiracy theorists?
The more accurate positioning would have resulted in attracting the niche that you serve and then given your book the exposure to the right crowd of readers. As it is, I can see why you have not included a link to Newsmax in your online book promotion site alongside MSNBC, Freemasonry Watch, and the National Enquirer. Exposing yourself to an alignment with the pinheads in the American Marxist-socialist or the fascists will never result in a book sale of The Resistance Manifesto. Your target audience are the folks who do not like to spend years reading over the source material that you assembled, they want it all neatly arranged in one 450 page world wide warning about the conspiracy.
Recent productions from hollywood demonstrate that such a collection should be in the library of screenwriters and authors. Does Dan Brown have an early copy of your book? If you could get on his coat tails you might find a broader arena and improve your chances at international recognition. One can also point to the successes of Conspiracy Theory with Mel Gibson, National Treasure 1 and 2, Revelation, and all the Omen Films.
One might also consider that breaking down your work into smaller chunks and marketing it like they did with the Celestine Prophecy is a great way to sell to the lunchtime book reading crowd. This can be done quite easily with a ghost writer. The added dimension of professional journalistic style and editorial rewriting will add a bit of expense but it is well worth the investment. You could then be selling three normal size books instead of the extra large variety; profits go up, expenses go down, and sales soar when you sell 3 books at $25 each instead of 1 hard to move reference work costing much more.
Above all keep disguisng yourself as a conspiracy-nut. It plays a tremendous role in protecting you from the Papist hit squads. As long as they do not perceive you as a legitimate threat to their secret orders and to the all controlling Illuminati superpower wealth brokers portrayed in the hugely successful X-files phenomenon, you can keep on the path and do your work unmolested.
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